Fast growing Inverness (pop 46,000 in 2022) has only one full-time post office remaining in the west side of the city.
A businessman asked his contacts to dig deep and as a result managed to raise £40,000 for a prominent suicide charity in Inverness.
An Inverness charity show is seeking fresh talent to strut their stuff as its Stars In Their Eyes contest returns for a second year.
Highland Council is urging the public to be cautious after environmental health detected blue-green algae in Castle Heather Park pond.
NHS Highland has admitted that Raigmore Hospital in Inverness has been dealing with shortages in both bedlinen and patients' gowns.
Inverness police have appealed for help in tracing a 57-year-old man reported missing from the city since Monday.
An intrepid Yorkshire woman is seeking support for her amazing Highland hike into the wild Blue yonder!
Find out about the Three Virtues art installation and why it was put there.
An Inverness mum facing the death of her wee boy from a cruel illness has praised charity CHAS for its home care and support.
Booker, a subsidiary of supermarket giant Tesco, has been given planning permission for a “seamless” extension to its warehouse in Inverness.
An out of school care provider picked up good grades following a recent visit from the Care Inspectorate.
Where more appropriate to celebrate the crowning of King Charles III and Queen Camilla than the city's Coronation Park?
New plans are revealed to transform a disused Black Isle school into free respite holiday accommodation for families with serious illnesses.
Tourism businesses across in the north are being helped to consider how they can tackle climate change by having a climate action plan.
Meet driver Louise, the Voice of Inverness's new electric bus fleet.
New signs have been approved for a historic building near Loch Ness to replace existing signs signs described as "terrible".
A man aged 36 has been charged following an incident at Friars' Bridge in Inverness on Monday night.
Inverness's tallest church launches appeal to repair crumbling stonework.
An Inverness business is turning heads by getting all dressed up for the coronation of King Charles.
Two Inverness hotels in The Kingsmills Group have teamed up to tackle a litter pick along the banks of the River Ness.
